Amit Sharma

Is the excise paid during the year is shown as expense in p&l a/c. for eg.


Excise output= 30000


input= 40000

Closing Balance = 10000


what is the account tretment of above?


tarin shah
10 February 2009 at 15:46

section 80c

Hi..

my querry is can grand child's tuition fees is exempt under section 80c..?

do reply me quick as its urgent.

Regards,

Tarin Shah


Pankaj Jhawar
10 February 2009 at 15:40

Issue of Shares

We want to issue equity shares of a private limited company at premium.

What is the fair price at which we can issue shares at premium so that their is no query on the premium amount by the income tax authority???


saurabh luthra
10 February 2009 at 15:36

proprietory case

I want to know that if two brothers are doing a manufacturing business but it is on the name of elder brother as a Proprietor & other brother is not an official partner. In this case if the brother (not offical partner) DIED then what is the good option for his family members whether to go for Partnership or ask for 50% share in written & and continue like this .
Please provide me the best option in this case.

I want to know the details if we go for partnership or show deceased partner's spouse as creditor.
please provide me the full details.


Sachin Sabale
10 February 2009 at 15:33

Purchase Return

We have purchased some Excisable material on 05.05.2008, also we have taken all the benefit as per Excise Act.. Now we have decided on 31.01.2009 to return the material to supplier as it is. So by which way should we return the material to supplier so that he can take a benefit of Excise?

Plz guide us how should we go ahead?


CA Sunanda Badgujar
10 February 2009 at 14:52

Deduction for Tuition Fees

Deduction of Tuition fees paid is allowed u/s 80C, but it is with the condition that the course should be full time.
So, my query is, whether a person doing part time MBA or Executive MBA cannot claim benefit of fees paid?
or there is anyother wayout to claim the deduction for the fees paid?


CA Sunanda Badgujar
10 February 2009 at 14:51

Deduction for Tuition Fees

Deduction of Tuition fees paid is allowed u/s 80C, but it is with the condition that the course should be full time.
So, my query is, whether a person doing part time MBA or Executive MBA cannot claim benefit of fees paid?
or there is anyother wayout to claim the deduction for the fees paid?


Ajay Kaul
10 February 2009 at 14:19

car petrol expenses

what are the implications of car petrol expense paid by employer on the car which bleongs to the employee (i.e car is not provided by the employer).

1 Offical use
2 Personal use
3 Both for Offical & Personal use
Please tell me the implication of income tax & FBT as far as above expenses is concerned.(what are the documents that shouid be attached to take the tax benefit).


Nikhil Kulthe
10 February 2009 at 14:09

Procedure for TDS refund

1) Gram Gourav Pratishthan Has a public charitable Trust , last Two finacial years we not received TDs Refund of Rs. 2500 , In current finacial year 2008-2009 TDS refund amount is approximate Rs. 70000.00.
so please tell us TDS refund procedure ( period of Filing & refund )



Nikhil Kulthe
10 February 2009 at 13:38

Cash Payment exceeding Rs.20000

Attention dear experts ,
Iam auditing a non profit organisation(A Public Trust) which undertakes various irrigation projects for the rural areas, My Query is that they have paid a sum exceeding Rs.100000 in cash for purchase of some soil and seeds whether it will be disallowed under the Act ,since it has income only under OTHER SOURCES.....Please Reply....






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